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houstonpublicmedia.org > articles > news > city-of-houston > 09/02/2026 > 560931 > houston-annexation-the-woodlands-deal

Houston approves anti-annexation deal with The Woodlands

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (490+ words) City and township officials described the agreement as a “win-win,” but Houston controller Chris Hollins argued it’s a “bad deal.” The city of Houston promised to never absorb The Woodlands on Wednesday in exchange for $50 million over the next four…...

Community Impact Newspaper
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The Woodlands approves $50M Houston deal as city delays vote

2+ week, 2+ day ago   (557+ words) The Woodlands Township on Aug. 26 voted 7-0 at a special meeting to approve the third amendment to the Regional Participation Agreement between the township and the city of Houston following a Houston City Council meeting held earlier that day. Houston officials…...

Community Impact Newspaper
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Houston delays vote on ending annexation option with The Woodlands

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (507+ words) Houston officials delayed voting on an agreement that would permanently eliminate the possibility of Houston annexing The Woodlands Township and provide for $50 million in payments from The Woodlands to Houston by 2030. Initially set for a vote at its Aug. 26 meeting,…...

Houston Public Media
houstonpublicmedia.org > articles > news > city-of-houston > 06/25/2026 > 555599 > houston-city-council-approves-18-billion-5-year-capital-improvement-plan-many-existing-projects-are-delayed

Houston City Council approves $18 billion, 5-year capital improvement plan. Many existing projects are delayed

2+ mon, 2+ week ago   (455+ words) The city of Houston’s new Capital Improvement Plan outlines investments in infrastructure over the next five years. But projects in the plan are often delayed — and many Houstonians have trouble getting improvements to their neighborhoods added to the list. Thursday…...